Fast calculation methods. Addition  Add 137,95 Solution: 137+95= (137-5)+100= 132+100= 232.

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Fast calculation methods

Addition  Add 137,95 Solution: = (137-5)+100= = 232

addition  Add Solution = (100-3)+(100-5)+(100-2)+(100-6)+(100- 7)= (500-23)=477

Multiplication

Multiplying by 5  Example: Find the result of 324*5 Solution: 324*5= 324*(10/2)= (324/2)*10 =1620

Multiplying by 11  Example: Find the result of 35*11 Solution * 385 +

Other multiplication methods  Find the result of: 49*51 Solution 49*51= (50-1)*(50+1)= (50^2)-(1^2)= = 2499

Other multiplication methods  Find the result of: 57*53 Solution 53 * 57 * 1 + * 3021

Squaring  Square the number: 53 Solution 53 ^ ^2

Squaring  Square the number: 46 Solution 46 5^ ^2 10-6

Division

Division by 5  Find the result of: 147/5 Solution 147/5= 147/(10/2)= (147*2)/10= 294/10= 29.4

Average of 3 numbers  Find the average of: 89,91,95 Solution: ( )/3= ( )/3 ( )/3+2/3= 91.66

Division by 7  1/7=  2/7=  3/7=  4/7=  5/7=  6/7=

Division by 7(continued)  From the previous slide:  Each fraction has the same floating point numbers with the same sequence but with different fraction beginning.  The next slide arranges the fraction

Arranging fraction  1/7=  3/7=  2/7=  6/7=  4/7=  5/7=  The numerator {1,3,2,6,4,5} is the same with the sequence generated from the modular equation 3 x n mod 7 and x 0 =1

Example  Find the result of 102/7 Solution: 102/7= (98+4)/7= 14+(4/7)=